Sentence examples for connected the problem from inspiring English sources

With this relation (and confusion) between artistic creations and instruments of communication or objets d'art must be connected the problem of natural beauty.

To this is added, and closely connected, the problem of enhancing the political yield of democracies in coping with the overlapping of cultural, social and economic crises that weaken the capacities of the public decision-makers to respond to citizens' questions.

Reactions have connected the problem to a range of sensitive domestic issues: the one-child policy, the urban-rural divide, and the corruption of local officials, to pick only three.

However, links between health and agriculture connected the problem to the easy availability of pesticides and specifically to their sales, marketing and promotion.

We note that since the network to be inferred is relatively highly connected, the problem is significantly more difficult than the identification of 1-cuts and degree-2 vertices.

But not one article connected the problems to campaign financing or to the privatizing of public airwaves, which force political campaigns to spend enormous sums for advertisements.

Numbers alone can be misleading because it doesn't connect the problem to what matters most to a business.

Connect the problem with sex and love.

One solution would be "to get the FCC to allot additional bandwidth — such as 5GHz for Wi-Fi, but with trillions of projected devices to eventually connect, the problems will recur," says Dr. Abrams.

A related factor seemed to be the prior knowledge the GP had of the patient's medical history: generally the GP referred to a prior episode, or connected the current problems to the patient's medical history.

In the theory of LQ problem, it is very natural to connect the LQ problem with the Riccati equation for the possible feedback design.